The Baltimore Orioles reportedly are searching for backup catching and pitching in the offseason; That could lead the Seattle Mariners to make a deal to fill one of its own needs.
There's still a lot of uncertainty regarding what the Seattle Mariners lineup will be on Opening Day, which is next March 27.
The Mariners are non-tendering Josh Rojas, Sam Haggerty, Austin Voth and JT Chargois, club announces. There's several in-house options that the Mariners could try at second or third base such as Leo Rivas, Ryan Bliss and Dylan Moore. Bliss and Rivas have yet to play a full major league season. Moore is a Gold Glove winner who has great speed on the base paths but his bat leaves something to be desired. With limited funds and less-than-ideal options already on the team, Seattle is likely to turn to the trade market to find solutions to its infield woes.
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